Baroque bedrooms
High carved bed heads, gilded wardrobes and dressing tables in the Laura, Marta and Beatrice families. Deep relief and warm gold suit a master suite built for ceremony. Sizes and gilding are set through the workshop.
Collections
Formal collections, from Baroque bedrooms to Empire dining
Modenese Gastone groups its most formal furniture into named directions so a buyer chooses a carving language first, then sets scale, gilding and upholstery. Baroque bedrooms, Empire dining rooms and the ceremonial I Dogi range share one Veneto workshop and one set of finishing hands.
What do the classic furniture collections cover?
The classic furniture collections cover formal bedrooms, dining rooms and reception pieces in Baroque, Empire, Rococo and Neoclassical directions. Each collection is a proportion and carving language rather than a fixed product list, so a buyer picks the style, then sets dimensions, gilding level and upholstery for a palace or villa room.
The named families give each room its character. La Serenissima carries Venetian carving with ivory lacquer and soft gold; I Dogi is the ceremonial branch for Empire dining and reception; Leon D'Oro and La Fenice reach palace scale. Bedrooms Laura, Marta, Beatrice, Milena and Elisabetta extend the Baroque language to beds, wardrobes and dressing pieces.
Every collection draws on the same gold, marble and wood: hand-carved walnut, cherry and mahogany, 24k gold leaf, Carrara tops and silk or velvet upholstery. Selection then follows the commission route, so a buyer approves drawings and finish samples before the workshop starts to carve.
Which collection suits which formal room?
Three directions cover most opulent briefs, from a Baroque master bedroom to a ceremonial dining hall. Each is described by where it works best and how heavily it is gilded, so a buyer can shortlist before asking the workshop for drawings and a first finish sample.
Empire dining rooms
Long tables, high-back chairs and reception cabinets with the straighter, statelier line of Empire. This is the ground the I Dogi collection holds, carved to the length of the room.
Venetian reception
The softer gold of La Serenissima, built for salons and reception rooms that want ceremony without turning cold. Marble tops and silk upholstery are drawn from the materials range.
Baroque bedrooms, Empire dining and ceremonial reception rooms
Continue with luxury classic furniture
From the collections, move into the two lead families, the materials to approve, and the route that turns a brief into an installed room.
Start a classic furniture collections project
Modenese Gastone replies with drawings and a quotation once the room, dimensions, destination country and finish direction are known. The full enquiry form is on the contact page.
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